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Bus

A bus (contracted from omnibus, with variants multibus, motorbus, autobus, etc.) is a motor vehicle that carries significantly more passengers than an average car or van, but fewer than the average rail transport. It is most commonly used in public transport, but is also in use for charter purposes, or through private ownership. Although buses typically…

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History

Types

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Uses

Around the world

Use of retired buses

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Bus

Nodes230
Edges229
Triples267
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008696
Components1

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Bus

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related to Around the world · 26
Bus → Africa, After, Asia, British, Buses, Commonwealth, Cuba, Europe, Far East, Historically, In, It, Italy, Malta, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi Fuso, North American, Other, Rome, Second World War
related to Private charter · 20
Bus → Buses, Charter, Chartered, Companies, Due, Entertainment, High, Many, Party, Private, Promotion, Schools, See Tourism, Sleeper, Some, Sports, These, This, Victory, VIP
related to Motor buses · 19
Bus → Another, April, Benz, Benz Viktoria, British, Daimler Motors Corporation, DMG, Germany, Germany's Daimler Motors Corporation, In Siegerland, Llandudno, London, Milnes, Motor Traction Company, Speyer, Stockholm, The, Wales, With
related to Name · 18
Bus → April, Baudry, French, Having, He, His, In, Latin, Latin-sounding, London, Manchester, Nantes, Omnes Omnibus, Omnés, Paris, Richebourg, Stanislas Baudry, The
related to Trolleybuses · 15
Bus → Although, Arts, Electromote, England, Ernst Werner, Germany, Halensee, In, Journal, Siemens, Sir William, Society, The, The Siemens, William
related to Bus expositions · 12
Bus → As, Belgium, Birmingham, Busworld Kortrijk, Confederation, Euro Bus Expo, Europe, It, Kortrijk, Passenger Transport, UK's, UK's National Exhibition Centre
related to Private ownership · 11
Bus → Airport, Cadet, Companies, Many, Police, See Accessibility, Service, Some, Specific, The United States Secret, These
related to Bus preservation · 9
Bus → Additionally, As, In-service, Rather, Some, These, This, While, Working
related to Student transport · 9
Bus → American, As, Canada, In, Other, Schools, Student, These, US
related to Tourism · 9
Bus → Buses, City Sightseeing, Commuter, In, Longer-distance, Specialist, The, These, Tour

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buses also transport often may used use coaches service vehicles public private many omnibus tour first companies countries vehicle world

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Busis ashortened form of the Latin adjectival form omnibus0.90text
Buspart ofthe tourist attraction0.85text
American school busesinstance ofFront-engined buses still persist for niche markets0.80text
some minibusesinstance ofFront-engined buses still persist for niche markets0.80text
and buses in less developed countriesinstance ofFront-engined buses still persist for niche markets0.80text
which may be derived from truck chassisinstance ofFront-engined buses still persist for niche markets0.80text
rather than purpose-built bus designsinstance ofFront-engined buses still persist for niche markets0.80text
the Leyland National where the two are practically inseparableinstance ofalthough there also exist integral designs0.80text
the Wright StreetCarinstance ofHigh-capacity bus rapid transit services may use the bi-articulated bus or tram-style buses0.80text
the Irisbus Civis.Busesinstance ofHigh-capacity bus rapid transit services may use the bi-articulated bus or tram-style buses0.80text
coach services often operate to a predetermined published public transport timetable defining the routeinstance ofHigh-capacity bus rapid transit services may use the bi-articulated bus or tram-style buses0.80text
the timinginstance ofHigh-capacity bus rapid transit services may use the bi-articulated bus or tram-style buses0.80text

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